Scott Baker Fishing isn’t just about the catch. It’s also about the company. Whether you’re hauling in a trophy fish or just swapping stories by the water, a fishing trip with buddies is the ultimate recipe for laughter, friendly competition, and maybe even a few “one-that-got-away” tales. And that couldn’t have been more true than…
Pastor Virgil Lee, New Life Church Over the past few weeks, everything seems to be coming to life with spring in full swing. As the old adage goes, April showers bring May flowers. Over the years, I have come to really appreciate a nice flowerbed and a well-groomed lawn. Still, a few dandelions pop up…
Cynthia Drury Members of Fellowship at The Ranch Church recently took a short drive to the Texas Motor Speedway for a tour. After checking in, the group went to the ninth floor ballroom for a panoramic view of the 1,500 acre property. The ballroom was beautiful with large windows for viewing the track and surrounding…
Cris Thompson The first prayer we learn as Catholic children is the Sign of the Cross, which acknowledges one of the great mysteries of our faith: the belief in One God in Three Persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We often hear about having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, or with God the Father, but…
Linda Buishas Ralph Waldo Emerson beautifully expressed gratitude for everyday blessings, saying, “For each new morning with its light, for rest and shelter of the night, for health and food, for love and friends, for everything Thy goodness sends.” Even more heartfelt, he wrote, “For flowers that bloom about our feet; for tender grass, so…
David Zapatka Reader, friend, and fellow bridge player, Cathie Bonnell, said, “How about the word, ‘otrovert,’ for a word of the month?” I discovered that otravert is a new word that has not yet been accepted into the English language as an official word but is well on its way. It can already be found…